I just wanted to clarify any confusion over today's Untelevised strip. I'm rerunning yesterday's strip since the site was down yesterday. So if you happened to catch the score of the Yankees' inhumane loss to the Red Sox yesterday, that's why it doesn't match today's comic.
Read More......Monday, July 28, 2008
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Untelevised Is... Untelevised
WebcomicsNation.com is down right now. I'm not sure what's going on but as long as it's down I can't update 'Untelevised' so if anybody came here looking for information that's what happened. I have no idea when it'll be back up again but as soon as it is I'll update the comic as quick as possible.
Read More......Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Savage Runs His Mouth Again
Today's update for Untelevised is about Michael Savage and the comments he made the other day about Autistic Children (something about their parents using it as an excuse instead of telling their children to "stfu")
There was some stuff on the news about people protesting and promising to boycot his advertisers. I don't know what difference it would make, most of his listeners agree with him... that's kinda why they listen to him in the first place.
It's hardly the first time he's said something this stupid before either. Almost every night he says something rude and offensive about whatever large group of people he happens to be talking about that day.
The good news is he's old...
Have A Nice Day.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
The New Yorker Fails
Today's installment of Untelevised depicts the Editor of the New Yorker, David Remnick, as a memeber of the KKK. Not because I think he's a racist, but because I think he's a fucking idiot. It's intentionally baseless and untrue... just like this week's cover illistration of 'The New Yorker'
The New Yorker is supposedly a pro-Obama magazine, but if you've seen the cover of this week's issue it's pretty much the exact opposite. It's the one with the "satirical caricature" of Mr & Mrs Obama as an Islamic terrorist and black militant giving each other a "terrorist fist jab" in the Oval Office with a painting of Bin Laden hanging over the fireplace where an American flag is burning... I swear I'm not making this shit up.
The picture is supposed to put a spin on the lies spread about Obama on the internets. The article inside the magazine, the one nobody is gonna read, sheds some light on those lies and the fact that they are lies but like I said... nobody is gonna read it.
What people will do is see the cover sitting on the magazine rack staring back at them depicting that black guy they're still not sure about as a fucking terrorist.
Do I think they did it on purpose to scare people? No. Did they do it to sell magazines? Yes. Are they fucking idiots that had no idea they were fucking idiots? YES.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Oasis and Jay-Z
I thought this was funny even though I take Noel's side. Jay-Z was taking a shot at Noel Gallagher for saying he shouldn't be playing at Glastonbury because it's a Rock festival.
The only problem is that Glastonbury is in England... which as you'll see a little bit into the video has a big Oasis fan base.
He let it play too long and by the second verse he was mumbling all the parts he didn't know. At that point he starts playng to the crowd encouraging them to sing along... because he's not stupid.
'Attack of the Show' played a clip of the video in their "Epic Fail" segment last night, but keep in mind this is the show that thinks calling anybody that's not a fucking nerd a douche is cool.
I don't think this is that big of a deal either. Jay-Z has some good points about respecting all forms of music but at the same time he missunderstood what Noel was saying about Glastonbury specifically. I don't agree with Noel's opinion of hip-hop, but I do agree that a bunch of hippies at a rock festival aren't that interested in artists like Jay-Z and Amy Whinehouse or w/e her name is, who punched a fan at the show probably because nobody (Oasis fans or Jay-Z fans) wants to hear that shit.
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